ATLAS GUIDE

Forty-four pages.
Six distinct strips.

The app’s long-form content is organized around arrival, spatial awareness, ordinary decisions, family support, and source boundaries—not around unsupervised skill progression.

Abstract fictional overhead movement paths in a studio-atlas style
01

ARRIVE READY

The doorway is part of the session

Seven pages cover conversation, reading the floor, thresholds, practical preparation, the opening circle, keeping planning materials away from active lanes, and entering only on invitation.

  • Current club direction takes priority.
  • Adult delivery and collection remain real-world responsibilities.
  • No attendance or pickup record is created in the app.
Fictional caregiver and participant waiting at a studio threshold
02

MOVEMENT THREADS

Notice the shape before naming the skill

Seven observation pages discuss support, balance, shared travel, landing readiness, surfaces, group pause, and participation needs. They do not prescribe repetitions, loads, range, speed, height, rotation, or return-to-sport criteria.

Fictional low-level coach-supervised balance context
03

APPARATUS LENS

See the zone around the object

The lens begins outside the apparatus: shared room, waiting line, start, action space, landing, and exit. Qualified staff retain responsibility for equipment, coaching, physical assistance, and spotting.

Fictional adults preparing soft movement equipment
04

LANDING COMPASS

Choose clarity over momentum

The four-question pattern is intentionally conservative: check the space, hear the cue, choose the safe response, and tell an adult. If an answer is unclear, pause.

Abstract fictional studio paths showing shared spatial relationships
05

SESSION STORIES

Practise the decision, not the stunt

Twelve fictional scenarios cover late arrival, unclear instructions, equipment movement, stop cues, water, feeling unwell, landing zones, siblings, photography consent, old timetable screenshots, shifted mats, and urgent danger. Answers are not scored or retained.

Fictional inclusive discussion circle used for decision stories
06

FAMILY & SOURCES

Support the person beyond the performance

Eight pages cover different paces, encouragement without ranking, practical preparation without profiling, visible handover, volunteer roles, official contact channels, evidence limits, and local privacy choices.

Fictional caregiver and participant at a movement-studio doorway

Story Room

Choose one of three responses and compare it with the clear direction. There is no score or saved answer history.

Session Composer

Select up to four fixed cards such as Listen, Space, Water, Ask, Wait, or Landing. Reset removes them locally.

Quiet Reset

Pause, look, listen, and speak. It is a communication aid, not therapy, diagnosis, or permission to continue.